Gonzales Dominates Trabert in Oakland Exhibition Match
Local fans missed Tony Trabert as Pancho Gonzales defended his crown in a sharp 5-2 comeback after two sets. The piece notes Trabert’s polished all around game and Gonzales’ big serve and power, with verdicts on Hartwig and Segura and remarks on crowd conduct at the Oakland event.
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Jack Kramer
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Pancho) Gonzales
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Australia
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Artwig
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Kramer
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Freeman Seeks Scoring Title With Big Night
Ohio State star Robin Freeman, listed as 5 foot 11, poured in 34 points to lift the Buckeyes to a 107-? win over Washington as he contends for the national scoring crown. The junior guard previously led the nation with a 34.5 ppg average, aiming to finish atop the NCAA scoring charts this season. Other college games included Wake Forest topping Brigham Young 86–80, Manhattan upsetting George Washington 71–53, and Connecticut beating NYU 90–82 as Indiana edged Drake 82–79. Miami (Fla) beat Bradley 80–73, Southern California beat Dartmouth 68–50, SMU upset Wichita 85–? and Colorado A&M defeated Colorado 60–38 while National champion San Francisco extended its win streak to 33. Illinois, Oklahoma, and Iowa State also featured in tonight’s slate.
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Freeman
Darrell Floyd
Furman
Wake Forest
Brigham Young
Winston Salem
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Joe Holup
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Tor Deluca
Hallie Bryant
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Drake
Tulane
Washington State
Gene Stage
Miami
Fla
Bradley
Shellie McMillen
New Orleans
Drew Caeers
Southern California
Dartmouth
Tack Dunne
Southern Methodist
Wichita
Colorado
A&m
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Loyola
South
Tilinoig
Oklahoma
Vanderbilt
Towa State
California Bears Host Dartmouth In Regional TV Clash
California aims to extend a four game win streak as the Bears host Dartmouth at 2 p.m. in Berkeley in a Pacific Coast Conference CBS telecast on a regional 18-station network led by KPIX Channel 5. Dartmouth, led by Jim Francis and Ron J cidgob, seeks a strong road upset after recent wins but faces a resurging Cal squad featuring Duane Asplund and Larry Friend.
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Steve Rubin
Lemme
California
Larry Friend
College of Pacifics
Ed Holliday
Cal
Doane Asplund
Berkeley
Friend
Asplund
Dartmouth
Bears
Pacific Coast Conference
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KPIX
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Storm Closes Golf Courses Across San Francisco Area
A major storm forced several golf courses to close in the Bay Area, with Lakeside and Olympic Club suffering heavy damage and about 100 trees downed. Green Hills and Peninsula courses shut, while East Bay sites Lake Chabot, Orinda, and Tilden Park also closed. Some players still braved the weather at Harding Park and Alameda as events were canceled or postponed.
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Olympic Club
Green Hills
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Lake Chabot
Orinda
Tilden Park
Spartans Test Defense for Single Wing
Michigan State evaluated UCLA's single wing on the practice field aiming to crack the Bruin attack before Rose Bowl plans. Red Sanders added two new formations as the Spartans attempt to contain Sam, Davenport, Bradley and others in the first scrimmage after New Year.
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Pacific Coast Center
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Bob Davenport
Doug
Bradley
Ronnie
Red
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Bruins
USF Faces Loyola In Aiming For 34th Straight Win
USF seeks to extend its 33 game streak and defend the No 1 national ranking as it meets Loyola of the South in New Orleans. The Dons fear a tough challenge from Loyola’s strong inside trio Brennen Hall Gaudin and O Doherty while USF relies on Russell Jones Perr Boldt and Farmer. Loyola hopes to disrupt USF’s rhythm and spoil the bid for a historic milestone in major college basketball.
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Bernie Brennen
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Pete Gaudin
Hobby O’dohell
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K.C. Jones
Hal Perr
Mike Farmer
Carl Boldt
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Stanford Tops Broncos and USC Beats Dartmouth
Stanford Indians improve to 4 straight wins by edging Santa Clara 62 to 54 at the Cow Palace as Barry Brown scores 19. USC overwhelms Dartmouth 68 to 43 with Jack Dunne leading USC with 20 points. Only 1,011 fans attend in heavy rain. Stanford and Santa Clara idle next week. Dartmouth visits California.
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Charles Albright Bout Draws Split Verdict in Ring Clash
In San Francisco a crowded Winterland crowd witnessed a hard fought heavyweight match between Charles and Albright that ended in a split decision favoring Rocky Marciano’s rival. Referee Ray Flores ruled for Charles who bloodied Albright and cut his eye as the bout stretched to the ninth with both men dripping with blood. Managers claimed the bout proved Charles still capable of big battles though he appeared off his best form and weighed 196 1 2 pounds.
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Cassady Sits Out Practice for East West Shrine Game
Heisman hopeful Leward Hopla Cassady missed the East practice due to a cold ahead of the December 31 East West Shrine Game. Coach Woody Hayes capped Cassady’s participation while Allen and Hill’s West squad trained at Stanford with USC QB Jim Contraud and Johnny Roach from SMU among the drill participants.
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Gift List for Sports Figures By John Barrington
A humorous lineup of gift ideas for famous athletes and sports figures. Suggestions range from Paul Brown and Otto Graham to Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Helfand, and Jim Norris, with requests touching boxing, boxing commissions, TV solutions, and money for teams, contracts, and events.
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Walter _Alston
Johnny Podres
Lopez
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Lane
Ford Frick
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Bahama Replaces Vejar In Monday Night Bout
New York boxing scene signs Bahama from Miami to meet Paolo Melis of Montreal at St Nicholas Arena next Monday in place of Chico Vejar. Vejar withdrew with back trouble and faces possible 90 day suspension after doctors found no clear cause.
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Fla
Paolo Melis
Montreal
St.’ Nicholas Arena
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